Anyone. Although it's considered a felony crime, police can't help you restore your credit record and undo the damage that has been done. Taking the proper precautions with your information is the best protection.

Tips to Prevent Identity Theft:

Never give out your checking account, credit card or social security number to solicitors or callers that you have not contacted.

Never give out your password or PIN for your check card, credit card or ATM card.

Check your accounts frequently using free Internet Banking, and contact us if you noticed any suspicious activity.

Receive and pay bills online instead of by mail with Bill Pay. The less biller information in your mailbox, the better.

Protect your information by not receiving paper copies of your account statements. With free Online Statements, just login to Internet Banking and view or print the statement information you need.

Provide personal information only on web sites that are secure and only when you have initiated the contact. Always check for the lock icon on your screen, and check the browser to make sure that "https" ("s" indicates secure) is displayed in the web site address.

Report Identity Theft

If you feel you have become a victim of identity theft, call us at 816-858-5400